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The problem is neither old people nor young people. The problem is the people who have amassed extraordinary amounts of wealth and truly think that it ALL right
by jewayne 3y ago
The problem is neither old people nor young people. The problem is the people who have amassed extraordinary amounts of wealth and truly think that it ALL rightfully belongs to them -- the social security / pensions of retired people and also the wages of working people.
We're not crushing young people with social security taxes. We're crushing them with wages that can't pay their bills, with or without social security taxes deducted.
- zeroCalories 3y ago> The problem is neither old people nor young people. The problem is the people who have amassed extraordinary amounts of wealth and truly think that it ALL rightfully belongs to them There are limits to how much you can redistribute. People will simply stop producing taxable income. > We're not crushing young people with social security taxes. We're crushing them with wages that can't pay their bills, with or without social security taxes deducted. Never said we were. But if the population continues to age like we see in places like Japan, we will very quickly find ourselves with huge social security bills.